[ApplegateRanch]

Look at it through some binoculars and see if there are any little ‘white dots’ around it. Those would be its moons.

In our dark location last Monday or Tuesday, looking at Jupiter, we and a friend could see Ganymede (~ 4.7 mag) naked eye. He and my wife could also make out Calisto (~ 4.9 mag), but none of us could see Uranus (~ 5.8 mag.). Had to block out the full moon.

Binoculars and Stellarium confirmed what we were looking at

[KoRn]

"but none of us could see Uranus"

I haven't been able to see it either. I'm convinced Uranus doesn't exist. It's a myth! :p

[Smokin' Joe]

Binoculars and Stellarium confirmed what we were looking at

I like Stellarium. It has helped me answer a lot of the grandkids' questions as well, with the right answer. ("What is that, Papa?")